Josh Cribbs believes it is "unlikely" he'll play another game for the Cleveland Browns. Cribbs intends to clean out his locker after feeling 'insulted' by their latest offer. "It's unlikely the way they're talking right now," said Cribbs, stung by the team's latest $1.4 million annual offer. "I'm hurt because I don't want to play for nobody else. But the way they're talking, they're leaving me no choice." Cribbs, who sat courtside at Wednesday night's Cleveland Cavaliers game, was the Browns' most valuable and popular player this season. He played wide receiver, quarterback and returned and covered kickoffs and punts. The former college QB also set the NFL career record for most kickoff returns for touchdowns. "The season is over, so I doubt they'll take me seriously now," Cribbs said. "That's what I get for playing hard for my team. I don't want to come off as greedy, I just want what's fair. They're going to do this to me?" Agent Peter Schaffer said that the Browns failed to live up to previous promises they made to Cribbs. Schaffer said there is "no more middle ground" and that he is "extremely shocked" that new president Mike Holmgren would not understand Cribbs' value to the Browns. "I have tremendous respect for Mike Holmgren," Schaffer said. "I know he knows how to put a team together. I was optimistic that with him coming aboard that he would understand and that Josh would be rewarded. To see there is no change in their position is insulting."